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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-05
rgr SCARE CAT" DEVICE.
~er Invention That Must Meet with
Gcncral ArproNaI.

49,, invention That Must Meet with
General Approval.
a.. psrf Kane Of Brooklyn. T. D.. prosi-
ftbe Scare Cat club. has the thanks Of
e,. for a copy Of his new invention
,.ti.e Scare Cat Thinking that little
l...rIrfive Of the device would not be
30 of interest 70 the public / have in
N-rv with the author. examined and
..l 10 and must heartily iudorse it
"a. machine or appliance consists Of de
t.. black walnut box, around which an
'.. ,,.m band is lightly attached Inside
f.o.r..k box a small bait is arranged in
a.e.ta s 20 catch the eye Of the COM
r..inieht. predatory Tom cat lie cx-
., 0r. passionate vail, smells the bait
t.r,. f0r it When he takes his head
..lta. Joss neck lunch counter a common
. aani goes with him at "a rapid rate
. th. state OF New York
following day cat with "a swollen APP
and apoplectic bulging eye Is
..I boo the corner - fence Ia St.
e county. Thus does the scare
-...la much in the outlay of hootjacks in
t.tF rl nnd add 20 the business Of the
rim $50 Lawrence county
n attractive features of the "scare catn
......rout 90 tho casual observer that
.t.. president of tho Scare Cat club of
1...tu opened ONT on the corner Of the
.. HI park near the postofice. not long
tr crowd overwhelmed Mr. Kane. and
~. la had TO prohibit the sale Of this
--tI ...u 0n the streets of our town.
fr truly say that after successfully using
.....are cat' for night or two ON dele
silver throotei songsters of Staten
t t.1 have hetn bob the habit of coming
fh our easement at ovcntde and
m .0ncet Spirit Hear My Prayer
..t.f.a good thing Nine baritone cats
...nrr.e faces and hulging eyes tried 20
.e 81 o'clock boat for Now York, and
before they could get their tickets
..u ncu now and miss that seal brown
r+.m fhe mouth which / formerly noticed
Hnc mp. Life seems o. wear more
He and J soy frankly 90 Mr. Kane
t.t.. F.. my honefactor The common elias
i sold 10 stationery stores Is ail the
required each night, and it HiIl make
mln tortoise she'll cat hang DIS tongue
rt u that amy physician cam readily af.
what is the matter with hm
scare caf' has "a wonderful career
.f Do. and have n0 doubt tnat in the
-.- future DO win be .1 for perfected that hy
,rr.. a nickel ODD one corner DO wiII catch o.
r0.1 eat. pull bis tongue ont nine inches.
, uue and bury the cat-New York
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ARRIVE RICHMOND.


5d5 pm. NAIL daily fesccpt sunday.
s''0 am. ACCOMMODATION daily except
Sundayl
100 am.-NlGHT EXPRESS daily (elccr.
Monday.
SUNDAY ACCOMMODATION between
Richmond aud Scottsyilie leaves RIchm, nj
81. am, arrives. returning. us pm.
Express train connects at Lynchburs with
train for stations west OF balcony Falls.
CONNECTIONS.
mob will run through on saturday TO Nat
ural Bridge, stopping AZ all stations for bas
arriving az Natural Bridge station at Has pm.
No. 4 accommodation leaves Natural Bridge
station on Monday AZ 2t6 am, stopping At all
stations for fag. arriving AZ Richmond at 9:.S
am. Sleeping-car attached 10 this train. and
will be- open for reception OF passengers az I
pm sunday.
Al Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway for the South, West, and Northwest
At lynchhurg with Norfolk and Western
railroad for all points south. Southeast. an,
southwest. and Virginia Midland railway for
I'D points North and South.
At Richmond with Associated Railways for
all points IN the South. aud Richmond, Frede-
rlcksburg aud Potomac railroad for all points
North
AT Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail
road. making close connections NJ Harper :
Ferry 10 and from Pittsburg and the " rst
also 90 points NOrtn and East
Sleeping car attached 20 NIGHT EXPRESS
for lYnchhurg
sLEEPlNG-JARS LYNCHBURG 90 MEN.
pUlS, NEW ORLEANS. and iIflLk kOtk
Trans marked daily except sunday.
Tickets sold 10 an points. oRices Ais ktst
Main street. 100 Main. and nc Richmonj ant
Allegheny depot, Eighth and canal streets.
JOHN r. MACMUkDO.
No5 Gent Passenger aui Express Agent
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Unaha Mm Do you intend 20 lecture in
Omaha.
EASTERN Stm1rar- Lecturei
.1u t0u l.eWre. don't You, or perhaps
...r.E nr.te|
uot 90 lecturer or AN author, SIR. 1
... manufacturer of car stoves.
Na beg your pardon My friend
M must have made a mistake Tie told
... were noted rcmauonist Omaha
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u0 yoa think. doctor. We win have the
a here in New York this winter
l m mqu.auve man of New York
. officer
.re studied the matter ciose.y,' replied
mh great delibcuton, "and ii
.n. opinion. from all can gather, that ID
r present exemption from cholera CON.
t.. fr.Iv months we viii NOT have any
.... fI., year Texas Snune-
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onnlhnt Aim.

AI.tu young mau was taken ont hy
Ir Worth gunnen 90 hll ducks zoo
Hurst. lake AS large flock of canvas
M faied right hy him, and Doe didn't
.l.t. .n. of the Fort WorfMto, got excited
F.Iel
.U.r in thunder didn't you shoot"
NH.." answered the Boston man, "crcy
lot me um lavc.cd at ONE. four or five
amed green headed fools would swim
.tn between so I never could got % gooi
no once
r.enarty went hamc.-Toxas Colonel
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be2cm- Please sir give poor man some
assistance
0elt-lye nothing for you.
begear-Nou might subscribe on the n-
siel.mut plan, and pay over tie first install
ment now and the next On the first OF the
mouth Then you wouldn't feel it much
4eyas Slftings.
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ErD A.I Critic at am exhibition Great
rrf
Second Art CrIuc-i should sy go.
I.w ui. i.esm are we 90 geo up our
iut know There is no way 20 dis
ttru eool Ia.u.a from bad.
"t..e ut uH There isn't single price
nova m the whole catalogue Omaha
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STEAMSHIPS.
nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON-
~ PANY.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUES
DAY and FRIDAY ut p.m.. and SUNDAY
af high"Hter.
staar els lelve Now York for Richmond via
NOrfOl EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY.
Aud s. p UNDAf at 3 pm.
Pass ger accommodauOns unsurpassed.
Cabin ffe Go New York yiH james river
rOtl Including meals and bertnl ....< 90
bour up tcsets limited Co thirty days
steer &. with subsistence ............... d ~
.tce.. O., without subsistence ..... ... So
Cabin re STA Chesapeake anl ONO rail-
rOad....... ......t.t.... 10 "a
CABIN fare via Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets can be- obtained at A. W. CARRIERS
1910 Vain street. Chesapeake uuI Ohio AN
Richmond and Petersburg De- OTIS, and at com
pany's Offices. 1911 Main street, and wharf
Rockets.
FreIshts forwarded and through bills of lad
ing issued for points beyond Sow York.
Freight received daily until pm.
Manifest closed ON sailing days one hour Dee
Pass ugcrs can leave New York Thursday
and satu day at3 % 600 hy thc Newport News
steamer and arrive at Richmond hy the Chcsa
peaAc iud OHIO train tne next day 40 b.l5 pm
Passengers leaving Richmond On Won
DAlS.TD ESDAl IS. WEDN EcDA fS.IHURS-
DAYS. aud SATURDAYS hy cine Che-apoak
ana Ohio railway l'-IH New orr AeWsIHt ..fua u
ann Ly Richmond ald Petersburg uiiroa
ifiuii NAf HN lNsi" AsHif WIZ Hiinr N'llnNNNi '
40 NORFOLK with steamer leaving tnos
days.
sAILINGs THIS WEEK.
ROANOKE. Captain COuCH. FRIDAY. No
yemfer ffh. az O'Clock pm
WYANOkE. Captain JESNEY SUNDAY,
November 6fn. af 9O'clOck a.ln.
OLD DOMINION, Captain HuLPHERs
TUESDAY. November ,fh. at 3 O'Clock pm
GEORGE W.ALLEN Co.. Agents.
80 lUl Main street, and
2jy l9tf Company, W hari Rockets.
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DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
N.T.PATE s. CO., loO5 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather. Water,
and Fire Proof.
Never Cracks,
Blisters. on Peels.
Especially adapt
ed for Tin. Zinc
Copper, Iron, and
ShinVlc ana
Board Roofs.
Defective and
Ieaky ROofsfrom
age and exposure
arerenderedtight
and perfect hy its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry hy the use of
thIs PAINT and
CEMENT
H.II IL
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.aAILINGs rHIs WEEK.
LIVERY STABLES.

j. j. SUTHERLAND. l.. A. sUTnERl AsD.
SYCAMORE STABLES. 3O5 n. lin St
For hire. arst-cass hacks. horses. und buy
gies.
Particular attention also paid tO wafdim
horses. Phone 80. 49, - nu
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J)oRsET's
HUMAN HAIR GOODS.

All kinds Of Ladies' Hair work On hand and
made 10 order al short notice.
Prices reasonable and ,atsisSiion susfAn
,.sd HUGHES HAIR sTOaE.
49, w East Broad ssfeet.
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G.. w BRANCH & CO..
AND BROKERS
Ill EAST MAIN STREET,
(State Bank Building)
Estate Bank Binding

Private wires connecting direct with
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia, and
New York Buy and sell stocks and bonds
for cash OF on margin. Commission per
cent. Loans negotiated. Also trade in COM
mission in grain and cotton futures, New
York and Chicago. Correspondence so
icited. OctZ2f
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE III EFFECT SEPTEMBER
lTH, 1857.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

~ II RI T. III ~ If + Ell ser I'M hfh
llTH. 1857
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 am For Newport News. Old Point Con-.
fort and Norfolk, dailyexcept Sun.
day.
u.l0 am Through aud Local Mail TO all
points West. Sleepers from Clifton
Forge To Louisville and st. Louis,
except Sunday.
400 pm For Newport's News. Old Point and
Norfolk Except Sunday.
4:oo pm Charlottesville accommodation.
Except Sunday.
$50 pm For louisville. cincinnati Chicago
81. Louis Memphis, and New Or
leans. Fast Express, with through
Pu.lmans Daily. Only route run.
ming itulmans West from Rich.
m0nd.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO Newport News, Old Point, and
Norfolk 30 s am.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
s.25 ana Charlottesville accommodation
Except Sunday
il.O5 am From Norfolk. Old Point. and
Newport News. except Sunday.
$50 pm From Local points and the west,
daily except Sunday.
6.35 pm From Norfolk Old Point and New
port News daily.
$40 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati,
Fast Express daily.
Sunday excursion train FROM Old
Point and Newport News arrives n
Richmond 40 b35 pm.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Hcket-0ihces lOOO Main street and depot.
n w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WINS G. WlcKHAN. second Vice President.
- ICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC.
II r GIL ALIrRAIL FAST-FRElGHI
~ To AND FROM BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK,
AND EASTERN AND
WESTERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION
sp0udiuely quick nmeto other poir Is
Through bills 0i laden issued at loW rates.
O.. a. TAYLOR.
oo General fr-I snf Agent
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ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE
IN EACH DIRECTION
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4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
. ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY, Sept n. 1887. trains
on this road will run A. follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
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Mm DO you intend to lecture i'm
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MACuINE AND SAW WORKS
SOTTnERN MiCHlNE M Mw WORh'

Nos. 1896 to 1910 CARY sraEEr.
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GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS..
rr.rrPes OF VEw.YORK DEALINGS.


rhe week tina, closed Saturday az the Produce En-
hang. bai witnessed rampant speculation In cereals ana
ana in which general public buying probsoy "~S INC
oat important factor. 1t natural that uefe shouiu
m om, abatement Of speculative spirit at tho eni ou
the heavy taking OF profits on the rlSo no
.,L sun. red no material reaction. The foreign mar
s were nrmer Oh Saturday but not entirely responsive
% tho that had been made here Exporters
have lessened their demand and appear willing " wait
uuon the OF reaction befUe Luying extensively
o,l, TWO boaloads wheat aud were taken ana
none of oats In fairly active business WAS dOns
In the option line, about 3,jOJ,O00 bushels changing
hands The opening and isal-s cent lC"er'
but the recession general buying orders Oh scale
ana soon the up~ ard cement resumed Tho close
was not fully up prices, but hnai figures show
pains OF l-4aI5 AZ io.iCws December 10 Is,
January Of Is. February % / - March % U.s. Apni
"a IL, May % - june 80 ga cents Ih,Ie were s'l's
shade easier und r. the Light demand. The east corn MR.
kct however, $50 cent buc athOush me opl'hs
fused weaA snd lucR.iar t'r,rmtrf Vas b ! 'rnL
higher o. c,nt,, January Al - was unch1nS d.
ltni Iary Us lover o. -, and MAJ - cen. ~
o. oats wusv cal cent b-.tcr AL siOuhd
closing follows Deccmbcr - - January
3 81. February - MAJ 40 Iho Lard Aet
a OF oa4 pouts iO.oS>. ai'crnp' r
a. 80. January - 60, teuruu, - - n n - Co. hpr
:, -. iy -, June g 80. July ~ o.
York morr i'hlidr pha and Koscn :O.0ws
Wheat 3O1 I2l bushels lui,Sl0 bushels OATS l2t-
7G7 bushels gain 53i,CJs bushels, -four % 30
packages. A On rsgn Milwaukee AMI - Lou, th' A.
oar. I2st7o bushels total grain 319ljS bushels nour
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market yesterday ant the scaprr. ami small hero
dun.ei ant thcr pocket their prohts
the t-p"r bulish an the tam" Nay
which opened = going tho ''curb .
In tho afternoon and. Whenever during tho
price aDwn 10 50 cents, there was PLAINLY an
euorpor-e buying 10 M ihe PIT ran ont ~
b-f irliu- OF .Csut Incn tie .
May shot iron - 70 - = c-ui
VII 1o part - auypOfy. nc history OF
IA, J.v that th-r" general reiiHut hy
ho let. 50 cent, amt F"nsr d,suoston OIL tho
~ lac 40 itil ti~y
hat - cents Iu' orpr- the close
ih~ tr.t hat al oreiS 10 t4s whatever
rolA enft'u a. - 'cAt, Int vs. ih- reason
~ n -p tt"nt fNe situation IN fhe go
Ih~ Ma. Opium ouruci AZ q "a
,eyf. tut 10 - = . teu np - Ji
AID closes. At far h~ ~ res 'nt the
--sA old 81 cents ~ H-y wee fnrnV me r'~io1
ana co.f at ff. crut- lrlti-,t v"e ldt rss
o.. receipts 81 los ur %" CON Nerk
.rr On " from, 500 .a JtiuRrT closed
SD - &C. J-nu-rJ 4ft A. 40 - January Fbs ~
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TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
p, y.rn Ri,sr. yeaaels and E1f1Soo1A
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrrrw the usual saturday dnlness prevailed
ON tIs market the temper firm Que on the oAs Of
On w n.t !, The miider syios were hrm saes
400 baes Isricaibn option trading was qnte active TINS
eacb,ns 81 900 bag. during the two hour' toia
ssIe, Vir. urces Indicated advance Of 2od3o
.osS. and tho market. closed n IL. ' s. -" ,o.
n Ss. 'd' i.ns., Of iIs e T.s,a.
Maisn 10 30 20 Sl5 35 Julv li2O0ib2o, August,
iaS3oisoo september, i+eoS l+6s oct"9er nt9
oo ,nres os The dinersnt deliveries were jasqary
M liz az. FEBRUARY lb+U9l5.30: March. 80
80 April i5I06ls.2S: Nay $50 10 20 o. ;
June. i5s5si52s: Jnlv. H2SSI&2o AnEasd te 30
dltg5. septenner. 10 '9~i''o'' -'"''
December. Is 6oDlooo
CorToN-with sharp break IN the
.. tha unsxnecny largo estimate 81 Bradstreete spes
price, ore ll6r. VIII the d.inan ue
k,es a. GO evsaing all OF which wrrs Tor con
snmption Ths receipts Yesterday v0e o." %
hairs this dy last week anh - 81
bs tate OF 1885 since September
ithe beginning of tho cotton YEAR, the ,oAi
hsss us $50 bale. aanh" Noo''''' '"''' Iva INV
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THE SIATE or TR4DE.

nuriNoRE Dec. Cotton STEADY. MiidlsE l0Lsc.
Four Uou street AMI Nr-trTn super
ru- - 81 90 D. V'DS 80 FANNY dO - - n
$50 titv Nil. -urtftus - - e.. kEtr DO 90 93 -
90 RIO - 5VGt s. i-tsu.'p Farity - Vs. d. u
p..tv. Patent - 80 Whe,tSOutAcfp nru-r e = 1vue
10 Aousr w~.tets Va ! "mtsr Ret
spot D-.s-ner 50 .G7S - JanuarV n!7e
uru- ~ hit 81 elloN - %
sGc e..,rn NiIr' $40 rii IfnI.rY - >
5Ss.cs higher southsrH 81 fA-c western wh =
Nr,fsfn VI rel - iIc. truu-ylvsia 80 800.
- o. Ghas. ny 1uIet frtr TO 'yi'- " 1T
ri 81 uOSlt .U fVsls4ous nr'u. Ness I"f- tl5 -
.me.gs shoulders Ant 'i-Ar RIO - psr. ri
agc .=cou---uoAlaHrs : .1S-c Clea Hib -hss '~r
Ham. l2sI1,.c l.fd r-anef 80 Bntt nrn. Ne,trf
pscx-i iBa2lc 21-c EEg- - &c Pot,toci
- 90 10 retroenm 'ct w snue &c. C"1ee
st-4iv no car<oe. orfiafi T. t.ir u III Sc sugar
armer \ soft &c Cop rrnsoi hiZh-r, nIu al ltc.
,r.am,r Gun oou ga Floui IA 81. Gram A. ~.
K.ceipt. -333 hbs Wh-. $4,000 bu.h +oOJj
bush -sIpmcnts Flour 1904 bOs Corn
q uuu bu.n sales hoat 2tP.oUO bush corn IflOJU
bush
RuFY.io. leo 3-Whsst-No demand for No Hard:
At rrD at Gle asked.
no 10 | Northern P-cil, ~ mtrset. "intsf wheat
ami ~ 40 Michigan yOc va Ret So No
t"rn lu lignt demand holders ira
80 5sc "a on TRACK 3bo We ~ DO" ~ ,
0GOc stronger. demand good No Nntr 81 ia SO.
10 Whts 8 q SO - No. MIsi - 9a55c h2I!sy
wax dull amt unchanged. No Canada Doe "a Can
and unchanged. " l.ei hRher-Wntsf Bran sl- s." n
bbls WL.-t $500 Corr ZI.OOV 1usA shlD'Eshts
F,ur OOO bus. neat $4,000 0usi Corn $4,000 oIsn
U.VOv bush
frfr n NA
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rIorp.Np MEAL-FLoUR-A moderate amount of
ntet.r H. buyer, Prices not chausei
IN .r!ie9is A9nsn the 90" nri, CIV MIN LII.
81 tJdsi s5 l. 900 btl.. tns s. ost@ 30 too 'ss su
g.raar s. 80 TO- ,a1 TIra s. ID 100 o6,
Minnesota - 2,4s' - nc idea II me ..e' .
pcrSs. . fs!- y. g 90 Go.l
QUIET bnt sery steady s,e-. 80 bols a'lni'ns LON
mo: To Far EI'[i a. - a., M r% soi "H'asseG
s.,., 700 orl, snp-rGn- Al - ~ ,@fN Mf.A,.
DIVA. at s. 81 05......BUCKw LAT tLoU r. Quoted
IA .I~-wHEAr-rrArnr wa, Ice. general To- av icing
unoy u; tho usual htl' hell az ohar-'irI Shprei'
ruoi w~ak In So tf're 'Te oPion, '1ssG
within to rang. ~. ' or It "a Ter The lest
lie, s6ltoo6 bu-e, future ,no2 bush j, yet si ~
ea.c 50 ~ 80 ia - &c .oo..e =, ooe. do
January. ! zoe eio'"s at -, 'e D."
~ 10 Spr - &C. ","s f.: :. ,e esr It. sy
~ RYE-Dull ara nominal BAELtl-Q"ei ,ni 'i" .,iy
81. ,af b. LEY 1t.,c S~ 3 o. ana -e', 'nmofr5
c%HSDonr'on .A. toA io'.7 'ro" 90" -.
Gea. nfn9 U.s. -, re- ,eTy 81 . &c cio,ns wc,ssr
specuittiyr ro,h,i mod-f-' .ef I~t4i" 80 i"i-
mr. 4. COS t1shr l., .sGnOoo pu'h~- 'Hturc
-, 3. o. >ieaps 90 No = o. S',.ri, 81
90, ?, rrr-' - -" 'i'" 80 10 ~; c;.ior AZ
90. 40 f-oru.ry o. ao1 C. ''nt Al o. y 10 a"
tf.tnr w.. ncs,,r,iey ac'l', oprion- afv'"c- "a
s.ic,-o 90 su,h,' ,,.''- - 900 Hn.h'i' .'t &c
9e 5. a. , 90 ~ %'i' NV. t% ~i.i we,.f.
81 81 81. m I'naar, at. +c.e do s-,
go o.d 10 JlH.4tr. $50 -. a. A. So -. do hs'-
clio. nr itE1I 'r'.as-i -'1 vey i-r
bni a,.e, -.r- amy manf-.ori n.y-choic' narHhy
gr[ i Sc 80; .5ssoo ~ W. ga. 80 o g -i."
Ky. 20. Sc sh'r5 ~. so o1.' % .
mat demand tsn,rer $3.50 EH,'c Tr''s
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LAVE STOCK MARKET.

New. York Saturday, Dec. EEvES-heceips werc
IA carr OF 29o heAd-3 Jersey City and ID cars st
so,h,t Te,al for tho week 9.i9S head against STA
head last week Tho cattle at eothst were caAisned o
Mr.. Eastman. and s carloads At Jersey CITY were TOR
The market No trading rspostxd yssliag steady Ship
msns ~ rcportsd yesterday.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were IL e.rs OF Z.slo
heads Jersey Cisy and cars at eosna. Tots'
fpr tho week S6GSl hcsd AGxnat 1901 head aAt weak
This arrivals light. and while usas Wa nDe orhE
mice ruled ssesdy Evod clearance " tho sns
few Poer state bhesp sold ~ - Cumnua " ousd
- S4aS4 %, carload II Wss1n averaging ivs
nn NJ as Among sales <44 Westerp Sheep,
averaging so ns, az - asas4 80 ie4 Indiana 90 aver
lbs average, s4ss4 So carload OF very Ordinary
STATE Sherp, averaging ~ lbs, sold " - 10 49,
Iambs sod AZ he mage NJ % Bca9g &c. including PAL
6saAs Lambs, 90 ihs &C &C. pr h. 1se do "
%. average, 90 IS anA lis head ~ Ia lhss - - "
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Gaming week are

PRCVIsIo POtK-Iho u'4r."t !. without v.r,.ton
OF mo ont ruling .esiy TRADING OF th' usual -'u.a.,
onot.i 90 for Od so 25os,a for Ns- short Clear
KS 75sfl7 90 Extra Prime sl2 bO Ss2 10. Family Meas
si525esl725 BFEF-Mve's ~i'h iEht sac ny Eur
inn. Moss, si2ssi!j EiI r,.,. Moss sSs; ss $50
E,m1y M.., ~ b0a -. ...... BEEF HAMs-F'rm
And nn anoh.as'd dsmand light oeot, At sg e.ie7,
sal., $50 c. Pickl-H -hould,-. Go. 2o 90 'resn
shoulder. 5iac rue nrm snd auirt Prksd b'l
ra quoted 7c o,a for ~ 70 sHosoi n.%. lie:
ssss 'shouidor. S..... ST. DDLEs In hsht dsnand
hero DKE9sED EOGS-Hsh 10 st.a,iy prl'o' with a
G,rato nau ~ city 10 night az &c Pg,. to
Th, Temper rather bs,rish triay. affected ny
d,rin. Al the selling Options here show
on peint~ ant al me close lno NC
wrro more nssscled Western steam quoted 1929
sOcr CIV -tnan nrn but very quiet quotsi Ioo1 IA
med iu.ted SIC. Continent &C. South Amsfcs 300 sss
pec"us,sr 81 cis,ns s5c; |. 71' tn% Jannay 7Gs1
sec co. nv $50 sou tcs fsbrn1rv I75eI 7sc o1o.
ing 7.3e: n-eL e,:."g .. aS DOE sn.in, oss
S, tcs nns 7S9 Gsc clio. ne s,e 800 tc, uy so2e
eUTrET CnhEsE AND EGGs-Erperrnced tho
u,aaI saturday trading. and prices as Een,b ,ns .;rs
s2c Psnnsyi wanna. soo3lc, state crs,msry ~ S2s1;
Stat. Darv drkin tubs, ldG27c; welsh tubs ~ %
zoe state, nrtus 6s22e. Firkns aud tnh. 10 800
Wesisrn Factory. ltd2Jc. Nestera DArJ l5a2l"; sat
ar" i.Itauon Creamery lse2<c Cherso-AtAto factory
ioaii'.c. Latter Tor faT,y ssp'o%G's '.:%H,Is f1ac'
ocI.,,r 2. IL az isc skins At tes5c Eas%
s,sIs "a a2sa: western. 2Od21c. Lined lbldlI1n
sTEAKIN G-Quds nrin and without fnrther change CITY
fs1CjAE~Ih.rs n.io demand to-day bat values arc
MOI ch .ngsd from +a4ac for msa.sse orc LOT Iaf
H.nppa aud &c for o. Cenirifusal hsnneh nn onsu
items. Cut Loaf 7'e cru:ns, e: S M.sIS .Tc
Coofsoti snsr. A. dsn C-nes stanaarn We; csase On
A s.. aao; White hIrA 5"D5'.e: EIuA q sS-loSohoi
TAILo%- Hs,s .s.sy price. Win modsr.,: dsmana
Prime CITY QastsA 4 7-i6s sses. 10000 .. <7-iss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-05

SSs so.c: do February eo ssse oats sD', loS'
St. ne ReIected Futnrss nsher. Ns White
for December Setetoe. ~ Tor Ia,uery 90 an
whe k,rv to-e che ce per bash 7oeIs 90 ar 20 oo
;,ooH 80 Sesc Hsbross cnolce FAR u
(ioon P.nusyvanla AIod % soc Provisions hI
s'1' , a'. ''a .o.r S n's an. si7
p.rr -... 81 'oSi6 10 Il: orns ns.. ne '
oslc. sides clear ribbed IN SAT- 2Syc 90
,"'s.n 9oa. sn.uGs sT SAT- p te, 'U sSa.
7c sn'<HL 7ss'c. Bellies 10 ,pcsle.
go :. q r.s ~ steam stS9n 81. nutcn.
SO I5ns7 be. Suffer nrm-PeDnVivana Creamery trlr'
y o %e'er s,,, ets9g h''p ao.s so oaor
cheese ~. .uiot N.r YORK Fun Cream l2tr one Il
F Fss, r cS' ar i've paa ' r " s s a, 2s e
ono AMI othsr Western nr-t' a! 23e. rs,ro su~-7s
400 l 'si Ia r"saercG Feed scarce aHd
G.COJ bu,a sblDnen.'-wheAl 210Os bush Corn @SoJ
~ tom. Dee fon, ranging az 80 25S Is. Wheat
closed hs.er y. tSl eA'H .'.ei ,sm'sr So'ns
So " corn aud higher Casa CSC lecomb"r
co'sg is4c isy cIosss oV2c Dld o't. hishsr S- $50
rra. oost'l oS B5.S va ,i TS..9 a.
a. 2.e-7c JAR, Il SO &c Cornmoa WIS .troax
IN f.o, ,aT foas F.1x new sit7, Lsfd sss! O.
nSg-e5' s 3. 81 % o"f s ssar &
snoa,-i. 81 - Lon, clear. clear RID. = 81 :.
Ss.T rs - o Sos ws.. 7Sss ~ 80" cor
- Uat, t2''po bush rye 1000 Bnriey $1,000
81 ~, IN =, "a, 900 Rye 1000 Barley 1000
\, &C. ia,a.rv .5,c. Ma, soi,c Corn nrn N.y 81:
oats acu7s Nav &c cl.vor.eef sgir-: heostef; .,a
Corn = 1000 ou,n Gat. 900 Sass 100
bash oats zoe orsI Ciorer'eed 20 bags
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